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• They've revived the Hokey Cokey, no less.
• It's a bit of software patch hokey cokey.
• Look at the Hokey Cokey for one.
• Further releases " I Speaka Da Lingo " and " The Hokey Cokey " reach # 49 and # 31, respectively.
• They hold a " Holidays at Home " party, with pilchard and cabbage sandwiches, outdoor games, the hokey cokey, and a firework elephant.
• The first three lines of this chorus are sometimes rendered'Whoa, hokey cokey-cokey', with the'whoa'lasting only two beats instead of three.
• In more recent times, I'm a Believer, Hokey cokey, We Built This City and Gold are among some the songs that have been adapted by Wigan supporters.
• On " You do the hokey cokey ", each participant joins their right and left hands at the fingertips to make a chevron and rocks the chevron from side to side.
• The comedy act Ida Barr, a fictional East End pensioner who mashes up music hall songs with rap numbers, almost always finishes her shows with the hokey cokey, performed over a thumping RnB backing.
• Pinkie Pie performs a variation of the hokey cokey, titled " The Pony Pokey, " in the " My Little Pony : Friendship is Magic " episode " The Best Night Ever ".
• Alternative band The Three O'Clock used the roller skating version of the hokey cokey in the video for their song " Her Head's Revolving . " The video opens and ends with them doing the hokey cokey.
• Alternative band The Three O'Clock used the roller skating version of the hokey cokey in the video for their song " Her Head's Revolving . " The video opens and ends with them doing the hokey cokey.
• The urban council administered the Felling District until its final meeting, concluded with a rendition of the Hokey cokey, on 28 March 1974, when Felling was incorporated into the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead by the Local Government Act 1972.
• John Moloney has also worked with comedian Bill Bailey, most notably in Bill Bailey's stand up show " Part Troll " where he sings the " Hokey Cokey " in the style of German electronic band Kraftwerk, during the encore ."
• For this chorus all participants stand in a circle and hold hands : on each " Whoa " they raise their joined hands in the air and run in toward the centre of the circle, and on " & the hokey cokey " they run backwards out again.
• EP and " The Nostalgia Factory " have different titles on " Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape " : " Colours Dance Angels Kiss " was renamed as " Track 11 " and " Hokey Cokey " was renamed as " Execution of the Will of the Marquis de Sade ".
• Dick also appeared four times as a backing musician on BBC's famous'Top of the Pops': three times with Jona Lewie ('Kitchen at Parties','Stop The Cavalry') and once with " The Snowmen " ('Hokey Cokey').
• On his return from the United States he played in many bands in England from the 1920s until the 1950s, It was during The Blitz in 1940 that he allegedly first composed and his band first played the " Hokey Cokey " . 1891, and 1892, all before Tabor was born.
• McGinn also wrote songs for children, one of which, " Little Ticks of Time, " was frequently used in the BBC children's programme " Play School " and its offshoots such as " Hokey Cokey " . The song was also featured in the 2011 Franco-German film " Goodbye First Love " ( French : Un amour de jeunesse ) directed by Mia Hansen-L鴙e.
• The rest of the songs except " Sinatra Rape Scene " were released on " Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape ", a collection of the leftovers from " On the Sunday of Life ", in 1994, however " Colours Dance Angels Kiss " was stripped of its title, being listed as " Track Eleven ", and " Hokey Cokey " was retitled " Execution of the Will of the Marquis de Sade ".